3 credits - Fall - S/U or Letter Grading
Prerequisite: ANSC1100 or ANSC1160 or permission of instructor
Lectures: T-R 9:05am-9:55am Lab: R 1:25-4:25pm.
146 Morrison Hall (lecture) Barn/Pavilion/TBA (lab)
Course objectives:
This course is designed to provide the basics of equine form, function, care, management, and handling. Students will learn the basic biology of the horse and how to apply this knowledge to solve problems in horse care. Hands-on labs will include safe handling techniques, basic groundwork, and daily care of class horses. Short trips and tours will illustrate applied concepts in horse industry and health care. Much of the content will be posted on our course Blackboard .
More information about this course is available on our main course pages.
ANSC2650 - Equine Biology and Management